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I have two, ones about a year old and looks just like yours does now and has most of his life while the other is about 8 months and has always had the bright yellow

I have the same thing in my 60g!! Brown sludge and everything!

I just know that eels are great escape artists and people take precautions to prevent them from getting out. And is the sand or fine gravel a must if I have lots of other hiding spots?

I would like to buy a peacock eel but I'm not quite sure how to prevent him from getting out. I have a 29 gallon tank with a HOB filter and a heater. Any suggestions would be great, and so would pictures!

Sorry, I've been busy idk if you checked already but imperialtropicals.com

You could try imperial tropicals. They don't have the biggest selection but they have free shipping on orders $30 or more.

Has anyone bought fish off of imperial tropicals before? I have never heard of this site before but I want to use this site because it is free shipping over $30

Yea I was planing on getting one for Christmas. I will do the extra water changes. The melafix will also help if it was fun rot too right? If not what will?

It's a 60g tank with 12 African cichlids with a HOB Aqueon quiet flow 55/75 filter for up to 90 gallon tanks

I hate to say it but I don't have a test kit (I'm just a teenager without a job, my parents buy my things) the tank is well established and I haven't had any problems yet, I do about 30-50% water changes every week.

So my bumble bee cichlid got himself suck in a little cave a couple days ago and since I got him out he hasn't been eating and I notice last night that his fins are VERY beat up especially his tail. I don't know if he's just getting picked on now (he was the leader/toughest of the tank) or if...

I'll post a picture tomorrow if I get one!

I figured, if I do get one I'll make sure to pick something up!

I do really like featherfins, I don't really have caves it would be able to go in, do I need them?

I'm kind of looking for a larger stand out fish, but would also like an algae eater.

There are 12 African cichlids in there now. I've just always loved plecos especially when they get large. Is there another pleco that gets big but not that big?

I have a 60 gallon tank and really want a common pleco. How big of one can I get? I do plenty of water changes so the waste they produce is not a problem, I'm just worried about the fish.

I have never had one before but I think I should get one for my 60g. Any information would help, how much would mine cost, how do they work, how do you take care of them, anything else you think I should know. Thanks!

This is the best picture I could get, he a really little guy, only about an inch!

I sure will! Probably this weekend!

Okay cool I have that

I fine with that, you said many caves, why is that?

Yeah I think so! It would be a really nice addition with the fast, smaller fish up top and in the middle and the nice big catfish at the bottom!

Actually looking at the Raphael again I think he would be alright

Wouldn't both of those options fins always be nipped at?